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So, open question here: If UGA were to play a 9 game SEC season (as has been proposed) and then a Big 10 team (say Michigan, Oregon, or OSU), how beat-up do you think the Dawgs would be by the end of the regular season?
It's already tough as it is. I get that it's all about the Benjamin's, as Kirby said recently, but this ends up with some non-Big10/SEC teams (e.g., Clemson, Miami, etc.) having a much bigger shot at the CFP National Championship than they "should."
Literally putting this out there for all the great DN posters, as I must be missing something here. Maybe this just eventually means BIg10/SEC break away sooner rather than later...?
Regardless, I worry about what this means for SEC (and esp. UGA) player health, even before they have a shot at the NFL 🤔😯🤯
@Kudzu You passed!
How about rotating Clemson and Georgia Tech. Home/Away with Tech, and then Home/Away with Clemson. That way you mix things up a little and get an ACC game. Big 10 is good, but UGA should also be open to other conferences too. Arizona, Boise State, Miami, Arizona State, and Iowa State are quality teams too.
@SufferinginAtlanta i like your idea but the ACC is irrelevant as far as CFB is concerned. Sec & big ten rule CFB now. That’s only going to get more pronounced
“..what TV wants and that drives revenue," Mike, my brother…you could have written this article in only 7 words 😁
I like the way you're thinking…..8 SEC opponents is all we need then add 4 games, one from the other 9 D-1 A conferences excluding the Big 18 as they will always be a play off opponent. This would focus only on supporting the FBS… the FCS can do their on thing.
